Great stay in a historical setting with great service and friendly staff. I was able to bring my toddler and not worry about keeping him busy. He loved all the activities and farm animals and came back home very exhausted. We loved how you could come and go to explore all that was offered, like the farm, trails, tours, etc. Could be a wonderful place for reunions. The restaurant and their service were very good, which as you know is very rare these days. The history of the buildings was fun to explore. Also, it was the perfect place for the family to hang out if you need to make a quick trip to Keeneland as it was an easy 20-minute drive.

Our shower curtain was a little dirty. Nothing crazy and almost feel guilty bringing it up since the overall feel of the place was definitely cleanliness, but it was noticeable to us and hopefully can be easily improved. Other than this, our room was great, and our stay was very comfortable. Also, you sell so many homemade jams yet don't offer any in the restaurant! Again, these are very minor things but since you asked....

Breathtaking location and very serene! A bit of authentic time period artwork on the walls would have cozied up the space though. Felt a little sterile without it. Beautiful properties and historical buildings!! Would love to return!!

It smelled pretty musty and had rotted windowsills that were moldy. We understand its a very old place, but the windows definitely need quick restoration. They were so soft with moisture and rot that you could lightly press on the wooden frame around the glass and it would move. Not good at all, especially for health issues.

As an architect, this was a destination. You are IN the museum village which is amazing. The room and West Village Family building are stunningly maintained in reasonable historic manner. It really is a destination for history lovers. Superior optional breakfast in yet another restored building. The walking of the village at dusk, the outside fire pits, the dawn light are all worth the journey.

It's a room in a 19th c. museum village, so noise from hall, and above rooms on wood floors. The desk was staffed by helpful people, but they did not have a record of my Booking.com reservation and they said they were full. . A kind person donated us her room.

the rooms were comfortable and spacious! The grounds were gorgeous! I love a place that is steeped in a fascinating history and enjoy the beautiful grounds at the same time! We ate three meals at Trustee’s Table and thoroughly enjoyed them all! The staff is to be commended for their exceptional care in the treatment of visitors!

Rooms on the 3rd floor and no elevator-when asked to change rooms to a lower floor, we were told we were unable to because Booking.com rooms were only on top floor. ☹️ However a gentleman from maintenance did carry up our bags on request!

Shaker Village was very authentic in historical aspects of the houses. I loved the history and the museums. The food at the restaurant was exceptional. The grounds were beautiful exploding with all the fall colors.

They had scheduled a knew roof to be put on the house we were staying in and we were not notified or given the chance to change rooms. We were on the top floor and it was very inconvenient. If I was notified I would have requested a room on the first floor.

It was a very peaceful trip. My husband and I celebrated our 20th anniversary and it was the perfect place. The room was clean and welcoming. We had the whole house to ourselves. It was a blessing. Staff was excellent. The house was next to the horse stables and the scenery around was breathtaking. We highly recommend going here if you want peace, quite and a relaxing time.

Only thing I didn't like about it is that we couldn't stay longer. We had to get back home, back to reality.

Absolutely enchanting destination. Reception was friendly and thorough and helped us get the lay of the land quickly despite our late arrival. We enjoyed an exceptional dinner at the on site restaurant, and the next morning, learned about the biodynamic farming practices and met the ducks and turkeys before we enjoyed a delicious breakfast a the restaurant. This is a wonderful destination in winter; I can only imagine how much fun it would be during the warmer months!

The hotel is actually a converted rooming area for the Shaker community. It is very rustic, but has all the amenities which one would expect of a hotel room. They also have a nice gift shop and restaurant.

They could use some better sidewalks to the buildings. But this is minor. Everything else was as one expect from a nineteenth century building. The rooms are not well lit, but that adds to the ambiance.

Fun stay at the Shaker Village. Nice room on the second floor. Sense of the nineteenth century, with modern comforts of the 21st. Bathroom excellent. Staying overnight enhances the visit to Shaker Village.

It's pricey, but keep in mind admission to the Village is included with your room stay. Plus you can think of some of it as a donation to keep this wonderful non-profit going.

It was a very enjoyable experience staying one night at the Shaker Village as part of a larger road trip around Kentucky . The tour guide was knowledgable and enthusiastic. The food in the restauarant was excellent with a good choice for both breakfast and dinner.

The cost of the food. It felt a bit on the expensive side however, as it is part of a non profit making institution we did not begrudge it too much.